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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-14
BURNF DISTRICT.
FuRrHKR PARTICULARS AND RsrTMkTRa OF
TEE PrrTHBuRo FIRE.

FURrHKR PARTICULARS AND RsrTAATRa OF
TEE PTTTHBuRo FIRE.
PrrsBuno, Aug. IS.-The big IRE Of
last night was entirely andeF control at
$50 this morning. but as 10 o'clock the
engine vas sill playing on the ruins.
shortly after 2:30 the flames eos fresh
star. on the Maseaie Temple and for q
lime the entire bleck was again IN dan.
ger, but By almost supeFhuman efforts
She hFemen kept the flames within the
bounds Of the burnt district.
The buildings entirely destroyed we're
the Masonic Temple, the Hamilton
Block, Campbell q Dicks carpet ware
house snd q number Of tenement houses
on Virgin alley. The upper hooFs Of
schmidt Il Fridays magnificent nine
stoTy structure were gutted completely
and ths balance Of the building is water
soaked.
The Dispateh and PeMny Pres build
ines are badly damaged by water
Nothing definiee about the loes ID yel
known, bot 10 Is believed that isSl
nights estimate Of 100000 is not ex'
aRperated.
kn estimsts made this afternoon putl
the Ioss at $90.000. The walls Of tht
Hamilton a Schmidt and The Friday
buildings are found 10 be In good con
dition and the losses, therefore, arl
much smaller than at 1rst estimated.
TIE latest Investigation ahoWs the 1rI
10 have oriainated IN the carpet store o.
II. Holfxsman, located 10 the cellar O
the Masonic Temple ane underneath
the dry goods store Of Campbell a Dick
It is said Q small party Of gentlemen
we're sittine ln the upholstery depart
ment Of the Holtzeman establishmen
when one Of the number lighted . e1gai
and thoughtiessly threw 9 match tnt'
ona of the waste paper haakeia. III
contents Of the baskets were Of IN In
Eammabis character and IN few see
onda che entire room was. ablBze. 81
forta were made - extingutsh IN
aamss, bat the liaha material burned .
rapidly that the Ere vas soon beyoBt
a-.Ae.r1
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wiIi rasulf d Ne Ssnsual e ahs Tknlinn
ulliznss end is Enhiis annonpeszesE
/ eo1euKrDnt VITA q Tsmewai uf Sntsmts
easdEafs hst1ean Ikaiy and Ausiria
vuuld appaax . & siQniHoani axf,eles
fnnvlssd b oppesn RnaIia. In oliaIal
eifsasg q h fonks& apun - ss&lle4 fh1a
imn.sala.sly epon ~ nastlng e lha
ksis1atagsDssAzl tariR rspriAm IN b
p9uposed.
Anoqa Ne lnsiisnas n sounsssisn
with k6saian hoailiIF b Denmsrkss
exfension ef foEti6saafons 4 Oopsnkn-
20. % DaniaA onuial pagers as.sst
snAs khe new works are undertakes
ocR3anee win - ed pinz1. and that
- pafs of Denmark % intsrfsre :
9esm.ny ees.1ss N 4 var With
fSsszis @ France. The fnees are that
he fuxiifnatis1a are being ean11Ene1ed
vigorously under Russian pEumpiinR.
ead oa ssale hitherto ankneWn d
Denmark.
Puhais Inssfsal daring the pass two
weeks hes esaleted msfs n he personal
mossms9lg uf 8mnekuf Willlam and
Rxln41 Hi1mnEnA than n EnEopaan
politics.. The Enperor va received u
BsbelshuEK yesterday in IN nnpreeanied
mazneK, ard said he aad neTeF derived
moGo o1ioTmani and bcn1if frum hIa
atay a 0asfnlm fham a thia time. zxsl
f1ok1 faEuard % 3 noiourn thnla ua11
yo1E. EheRfly af3ef hig aGEiVai the
Emgsfge inspesaea he rotsdam and
Tke ssFeuleehth sa.ifwnarx az Aha
battle % Exavslotte VII be observed on
tie 18th l1sf., eliminating Ia grand
review and display 81 P0s8dam. An
impsrial decree issaed tunieht directs /
thai the ceremony Of the eoReecration
Of the eolors ef the four new iufantgy
regiments and three nsw battalions Of 1
TIE Esilgay eofps 1hall taxa plaza on |
that osenslua. Prince william wiz BE- /
ID command. On the same day there |
win Be the celebration Of the tiefoEy On /
the battle Aeld ITSELF which win Be az /
tended b. thQusands Of people from ali /
paris Of ths Empites
vsteFens ffoia asefy military 'soaiety |
10 Germany VII 20 70 Gravelotte to l
paRtiaipake IN the ceremonies. Eight /
hundred members OF the Saxon KFieQs- /
vefein arrived at Wel1emboru1eh today
and visited TIE battle 0alds, placing
wreaths upon the graves whore many Of
their comrades fell In the nexk NsU
2ays special train win take eGher.vst-
Grams 10 perform similar rites on every
battle held Ia Alssee Lorraine. These
aemouetrations are mos intended as
aimless annoyanees 10 the people Of
France. They are meant - an expFes-
lion Of renewed hessiIities under men
aees Of the French, designed 10 show
has Germany b ready 10 fight 10 re-
ain what her victories gave heT.
Omctala In Alsaeo Lorraine repoEt
more hepefulIy IN regard 10 the abate-
nent Of the French maleonfent agika-
ion, although u ID occasionally neces-
laxy 70 ressrt b expulsion. Ii
Joahan Strauss has oompleted his new
,peRa Sinplius. Herr Formes haa
Isnt from San Francisco for the publ
'sfi0n aa Leipsie Of his LebenzsEien-
lefQeu.
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HFTDEEcz or THH DnoR1yF MURpM-
0KMMRAL xHuNDKn HRonM-choP
PHoE1CT1-TAkps WIZ
GKATTLE.

Especial 10 The Pos5-IxTnLIoKzcKA- ]
NORTH YAklMA (W. IT,, Ane. 1.-The
6haEiH and bis party have returned
from the mounkatns With additional
evtdenss that DoGraH vas murdered By
ons og more Of his partners. and thai
his body Wes burned, as indicated 70
former Dispatches; The Giehs broth
ers and BESwn ere AL nsW IN jail, and
uili have g preliminary examination
on Monday.
ne general thunder stoFm through
oat the valley night before last hal
cleared the afmospheFe and moderated
the heat.
Tohacos cutting has eommeneed ou
shs Mexse ranch.
Hop pickinR yin eommenee shortly
The complaint u universal thai tha
mail ls not oarFisd over the switohhaek.
A large tRada ts growing np wtth -
attieFbat more direct ccmmanteAtiok
is Euah desired.
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Here y anotheF uho has been talkina
In a wildly hysleEioal way % q FspoEtes
Of the Kansas City Tilpes. He u no lona
9 Maine man, moreover, than ths han.
OlArk n. Barker. Of Portland, the aon-
in-lsw of en- Governor Bobias Of Maine.
When anostioned e. % the mainleaaneo
Of no prohibiiion Law In Malns, this u
whaa Ne said;
ssProhibliioa u Mains doss no4 pro-
hiblt b. any means. - may hardly
seem eseAibls, buf u b fact. that dur
ina TIE tgs1sy- -four hears ] hese been
In Knnmns City hage no1 Boon dfunk-
60 man on ne atfeet, whiie IL NE elty
of Portland u q by 10 mean5 u1oom-
mon 10 see msn Feelina alcnR SOC ihos..
oughfarss e ail ho1ra u the day and
uiQhf. ThsFe are forty q more Rin
niiIs in full blast In Portland In opon
defiRnas Of the isW. Yes, thsy are pros
eoated Al intervals and hsaFy anea ere
lmpaaad, and IN ma8g easas thag are
imoriaonsd. The 6naa amouut annually
u Upward of $4,000 psF yeag n tha1
aafv. which 10 naflcieuf 10 pay al ear
oo,srs exususea, Prohibition ID Baine
80 ths eject Of douhiinR % tFebilna
10 uFise of liquor, with the farther dis
advaniaRo - tho consumes of oO@peIl-
InR hin 10 drink miahAg pooE mtn4, II
any, Why, one glass ct MAt1e whie&T
a adfheiaut y make q man h4ntina
drunk. This. perhaps 10 tee feannn
whV thsRs Is more nppaFent 0Funken'
nsss n Portland thar these = u y0us
eleV. ID 10 ciaimed W the psuhlniflom-
Iris tkat tie iaw Il enforced IN tbs ~
| rHl tosns A MnIna. ba1 ] have neIos
vas hean IN a o0unfxy town in 6haa btafs
1 wha4n : rasa oouIdn's gst 4 drink d
WHISKY Il h wanted ils-Rsp Ter
TFf1uns.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-14

T7EIsHNd TOUCHES BKTNd RuT uPoa 4
sx1oRa BOAT ron xEK coLuMHIA
RrvKR BAA.
San FRAMCrsco, Aug. I3.-The finish.
ing touches are noW being put upon the
pilot boat at Whites Ghip yard. Her
model Ia fanltless and her curves and
lines are perfection. She is Q good
sizsd boat. being IS feet over all, 22 feet
6 inches beam and . fest devth Of hold.
The material used ~ her construction
is Oregon pine and California 0ak With
composition fasteuings. The new pilot
boat 10 In all probability the strongegl
ever bailt In this city, and she needs al
heF strength since she is destined for
duty on The Columbia river bar. The
pilot boat is named the @. @. White, IN
honoE.os her designer and builder. Sac
win be launched next Sunday and her
trial trip takes place on next Wednes-
day or ThuEsday. Her owners reside
IN Astoria
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-14

FITrKxs THouskxD PzoPLE WITNESS I'M
RAcn TuAT MADE JoHN TKUEz1 ZHK
cRANEPI0H oAnsa1AH or AMKa1nA.

FTFrKu THouakxD PEOPLE wTfxzss THn
RAon TnkT MADE yoHE TKEzEzR REx
cRASEpT0H oARszGAH or AMKRznA.
Tosoxro, Aug. 1s.-MoEs than IS.ooo
persons aaw the HnnlAn- -TesmeR FAoe
today. ThsEe wAs no betting 70 sgsak
Of. Every ons wanted 10 boe % Han
Ian. Teemex's fEisnds hung back un-
less they Got long odd8 and even then
there we're few bsts mAAe, and e40 10
500 on Hanlan was repeatedly offered,
bus there were no taketa
Al Sos the race Began 1eeueR aAot
ahead pulling 8 strokes 10 Hanlan'a
%. TeemeR, anidgl the mos1 intense
excitenart, forged ahead and VS. soon
leading by naasly gwo leagtha. He kept
ahead, pulling Q stEo1g, vl9srou1 and
saeady siroke. an6 although HanlAn did
his level best be couid not ast 10 line
With him. when aboat q mile bad ben
oovaFed TeemaT went aiiRhtly 0us Of
hia ooarBs, bat qaiskiE disoovsFs1 bid
mis1Aka. Hsnian kopl Straight foE hil
baoy and aa this time "a waa thouaht be
was leading, bat Whsn Teemsr got int1
hia own water aRain, thoaa 1ho tkoaRhi
90 we're auickiy undeosived-
Al the turning booys both Went toc
far souSh and TsslnsR struck his baoy
which Ioaa him . few strokes. IA
tuFned his baoy I've seconds ahsad a
HaalAn. whs lost gs0and b going 10
far soash, and On the hmne gtFeset
Tssnes Vaa leadinR By three lsn9ths
Teener e this ttne waa palling 81 ant
Hnulnn ~. AbOus too hundfed gard
paal ths tnFning b1oy . yseht foasef
him and BE again l0st toaR ~ ~
strokes
AZ abgut SO yaraa from fha Anlal
Hanlan appeaE.4 10 mAka enai p4oEl
bat d waa 10 uas. TeemeT ksp4 ~
Lad ana GBt1Aed TO Lengths hkeed q
Hanlmn- The 0E1slni tame gives wn
1 1915, althpa4A Doz1e peEsnna w8da
fson lessl - 1884, Thsrs was iiitls Q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-14

rnx NATIoNkb xDuon1AL Association
FTNAILY OBTAINS RKDuoKD RATKs.

rnx NATIONAL xDEToR1AL ASSOCIATION
FTNALLx ogrANB RxDUcKp RATRs.
DxNvKR, Aug. 13. - Oorfeepondine
SecresaKy W. Z. Pabog Of the National
Editorial Association this afternoon re-
ceived telegram from President O. n.
Jones, Of jacksonville, Fla, instEuetinR
him 70 issue . notice poatponinR she
annual meeting which vas 10 meet q
Denvef on Sept. 9Th. This action is
taken because Of the refusal OF the
tFanseontinental lines 10 mako any rate
whatever fog the tRannpeFtatten OF ene
Aasoolation from the Missouri river 70
this polnt. The result will Be the ies1e
Of q call for q meeting IN some city epa1
OF the Missouri river. TIE citizens Of
Colorado are greatly inoe1aea over the
action Of the railway companies.
At TIE KLKyKNTH Houn.
DKsvxn, AuR. l3.-O -OoEfespondine Sec.
retary W. Z. Pabor, OF the NationAl
Editorial Association, tonight amer zen
DAYS hard work aucceedee Ia making
arTaneennenfs with the tFansoontinensal
70 ads, whereby satisfactory rates uiil
be secured for the transportation Of tha
members Of the Association frsm the
Missouri river. 70 attend the annual
mesainR at Denver on ceptsmbeE 6sh.
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zm san FRANcIBoo cHnoNforH Has MoaN
TO akx on THn LATE PUQET SOUND
cUNToM MNMYfCM.

nm San vRANoIsoo cHnoHIcrH has MoaH
TO akx on THn LATE FUoET SOUND
CuBTom nnnytcn.
sAH FnkEcmoo, Asg. l2-The Chros.
icis today prints tkrss columns ef what
d stated % be q eart Of iutgcdno1lan 70
& mas Of maiteE ihat Il hes in prspaxa-
ton, and will soon publish, o. the
methods pursued By cusaema ofAaialss
pasl and present, 81 Port Iownasnd,
aud on the career and method " 4. n.
Beechar 10 paFticuler. The joofnM
says % will b Rhle, duEing tA9
seEies Of articles which are IN psep4ra-
tion, 70 nhoW thai adaplabiliiy for
crime, and Willipeess 70 become . TOOL
Tor she securing % plnnAef ere aanaaa
Of fitness fer Office under ne pfee1nt
OollectoF Of the Puget Boand dLslrlel
and bis master, Special AGENT u. y.
BeeeheF; that rev appolntees buy thelF
places unbluahingiy and afe - onee IN
liialed By q sort Of easy Ollen60Ff aye.
TEN Into The science Of perjury and
petty oontsmplible peuuletloni that
vouchers ere siaued IN blank By whole
saie, and tbas 0Rurss eventually appeas'
ina upon their faosa have No relation
whatever 10 the amounfs originally paid
on them; that IL Bozne oaae9 they pre-
lend 10 represent LARGE Sums whe1s 20
valne whatever is passsdi thae gmoials
travelling upsn passes % upon 0oveEn-
mant eoaFeyaneas have chaKRea fnll
fares upon regular trains and boae1s
with meals and sleeping aecommooa-
lions, and sworn 70 the tFush o. theiE
charges and really Obtained FROM
Bseohas sworn eeFtihoata1 Of tbe -.
ourngy Of theiF vouehars and The uERent
necessity II the expenditures.
u will be shown thai the aana has
planderod the G0vHFnmen& with one
hand And The pablis With We other, feel
ina 20 sure OF the proleotien o. ne
administration thaa lltaie care IN eome
cases ana none at al II others haa boen
taken 20 hide the ear marks Of eklno.
But 10 say mcEo In this fine would b q
antloipats and impair the Interest d
what q 10 follow -OYxgeRfaH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-14

THH ATLANTIC AND PAoTEIc eoCUEn1 TN
GRAND ARagY TRAvu xauM
cMIToRMTA.
SGH FAAuuuoo, Ana. is.-Ths Atlantic
&fPacliie has captured q prize. B0th
the Northern and eouthera 0alifprnia
delegations b the Twsnty-6rse National
EncampmenA Of TIE GEand Array OF the
Republic, 10 be held at g. LOSS ns1i
month, have Yo1ed 30 taxa that route
The BouAhern California delsgahion bed
alroady decided % 20 20 IS. Louis N
the Atlantic q RAei1a. and yegtsrday
the Commitsoe on Transportation OF
tie Northern delegation bald Q meeting,
at whiah II waa decided that the mem
bers going from this part Of the state
would ioin With those from the aland Of
boOmso and 40 over The same route.
Thera has heen O warm hghe betWeen
the difsrsnt lines and their connections
into S. Louis b secure this tfsVei.
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sCUIIIEG RACz.


MY EH1ADs
SxsAcum IN. ", AnQ. .l3.-The
ssullinR race fog $500 badge and q
purse Of $500 vas TOwed on OnondaRo
lako this afteTuoon. The course va
one ana q half miles and return. and
the water vas ~ smooth g Rlam.
Hanm drew ths AFst place. BubeaF
second, Courtney third, Ross fourth
and Henley efth. Hsnlsy cenght The
water fFst, and rowing nescely, thirty
seven strokes Q minuts,- shot ahead.
Bubsar Was closo ur, With Courtney
Trailing IN the rear. Henley's pAcs Wal
100 tremendous 10 be kspt up, and
Harum. Courtney and RoaB gradually
forged ahead. Al the irss quarter Of
mile Courtney led By one longth ahead
of Ross, who lapped Hamm by bali
q length. These positions we're kept
up 10 the nrsf mile, when Ros1
ana Hamm gained on Courtney, passing
him at Q mile and q quarter. HAmm
nov suurled with 81 strokes and made
the turn two lengths ahead Of Courtney
and Ross. Oourtnsy turned inside lhk
stake and Eowed In poor form 80:
remainder Of the way. Hamm increased
bis lead and won BY four lenaths ahead
OF Ross, Who was Beconoi Courtney
third, = length and . half behind
Ross; Henley fourth and Bubear bad
afth. Time: 1890. but u vas con.
ceeded that the course vas fully
minute SLOW. OouRtney claimed that
his seat broke and that he triad tS
remedy Il when be vas making III
turn.
IN the pools Courtney vas the favor
lte, selling even against ell othel
fayorites. Courtney tonight challenged
Hamm 10 row for $500 side within
three weeks. Hamm will accept
Hamm rows O'Conner at Torouto %
the 2Sd.
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TUE RAILRoAD ACCTDExr.
MoRK NKws or THE UNFORTUNATE vIc
TINS on THm GREAT uALAMTTY.

MORE NKws or THE UNFORTUNATE VIc-
TINS on THE GREAT CALAMITY.
CHIcA0o, Aug. ia special from
OhassWoEth today 10 the Chicago Epss-
faq Nsics says: although up 30 the
present time the dead, including body
removed from the wreck last night,
might number not more than seventy
I've, there 70 reasonable room for the
belief that there have been other deaths
perhaps half q dozen-Feaulting from
the tragedy which cannot be definitely
reported, ewing to the confusion and
lack Of system when the bodies we're
taken away. Neither can full list be
presented 20 the public. for scores whose
injuries we're ligkt enough 20 permit 10,
took the trains Of ChatsWorth or Piper
City at the nrss opportunity and went
home. The ofhcial list Of the wounded
Who have BEEN taken care Of here and
at Piper City, does not ~ present show
any more than one hundred victims, bat
there is no doubt whatever that many
more were injured. The CoFoneT'e In
guest today sdiourned until Tuesday
afternoon, after one witness had been
examined. BE Was W. @. Messler, q
grain dealer at Ohatawogth. Only one
NaAUK uuA4Dto nuouN htn GNA1caoN Nao
the statement that although be was one
Of the first At the wreck and remained
there until the arrival Of the nfgt relief
train, be saw no interference oy any.
body With she vaiusbles Of The victims"
A Peoria list Of the deaths resulting
from the Ohatsvorth accident contains
The following not given 10 the Peoria
| later OcAaH list, sent out last night
Mrs. George meek. Ms Miller and Mrs
Z. u. Putney, Of Peoria; Henry and
| Oscar johnson, Of Monarch. H.; Arena
Gate. Of Orange Prairie. H.; Manic
CLARK, AGED Il. and joey Clark, aged 3
/ residence unknown. These, however
are n0t understood te be additional to
/ the total number Of victims, bat Ars
supposed 10 be the names Of victims
wrongly identified at OoatswoFta.
rNcKxDEARx rKEoBT DrscKKpfrKD.
CuIcLoo, AuR. l3.-Ths later 0osan''
I Forest, ILL.,, special says: "Y0aF CORE
spondent has found number Of wen
/ at Piper Oity Who positively oontradtei
the testimony Of Timothy OouGhiAn,
eectian boss, that be aud bis gang puI
/ out al the fires along the track before
I they Iefs their work on Wednesday
/ Thsss men we're Of the party which
vent from Piper City to The wreck o.
q hand car. They say - passed alons
| the track east Of the wreck, that thsy
cav ares burning In hedges and eras'
all the say along. The best evidences
obaainAbls is that the IRE built b. the
section hands was within one hundrec
rods Of the burned bridge veen u va
/ lefA There 10 q general ee1ttmeni
among the residents here that tie go
ton men are largely 30 blame. VeFy
l fec people excspt the officials OF %,
eoad give any eredenoe 70 ths incendiaRJ
I theory. There was not nearly 20 much
robbery a The wreck e. at ARA sap
posed. The watches sad rings tbouRh
10 have bean stolen are being fo0nt
au,onQ tie debris as Il is cleared away
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Wab rsfsrsnos - the ehaFtaFing b
Portland hFm Of tha ahip Refaian 10
eaKFy q caFKo 0f vheat olfsct from
Puast sound 70 Liverpool. . san Diego
Oal.. papeF cenAains the following
friondlg nOtioss Nov WaghinRton
TsrTitaFy h going into the basiusa Of
shiUuing wbsat % EnFops hy steamer.
thS hrst Vesssi havine besn chartered
Tor that p1Fpoas b. RoFtland hrna.
This q Q coed move. and ~ afg Rlao 70
- Il, 10 viii bsip 70 ol1abliSh ths
reDufakion ef Ne whoia eoakt - . pE0.
asesnR ooansry, and shis la uhAt we
want. - thns eanss What belpe Neet.
Inatoa TagTii9gy and Ozsaon viii alsl
keip 8oufhsxn California. 1he eeAai
aa1nst vafy Wun pFodaes too maeh q
erpeE9 900 mech, and II he railroad
e0npanies aEs makinR eemnlnAeson'
lknt wiH pEsg1nt theiF oaEEylnG pro
anean. VIZ tkan tie psudnaefs wil
knVs 10 tai bah upon sasamahil
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aLooM1 HzroHr o. Suszxzus am socInr1
n xMk SOUTH A1InE1ckM
coUNxMxNM

NFA4tANM
6kR FnANcEsuo, Aug. 1A--BsEnaRd
Oc1nARetto. whe han iagl returned from
South America. gives rather Ri0omy
view og he oeDueGoiai eltaAeinn b
Pwa and 0hii. In q eonssEsaaion vita
Z reporter toeny n, Cazzarett0 sai1
The Anane,al asnzsgsi1h h PeFa was
apaliinf. There Nn8 no cold oE Eilgsr
at au b oirculattun, TIE euEFeaey Of
The euuntzy beiaR exaluslzsly Goxskn-
papeF nstna and c0pwaFn. xbe oEadls ck
ahe 9oVeEnmelk kea reaahe4 such . l0u
ebb thAt ii8 papaE b CnlE wos1h 6l(
eanta en- tha d1lfAF. ID oumfng awnV
he had . s1GAanHo IL H1EaSIAn neiea
a The take of 4lD in RApsf fsF 81 IN
AneEs4an wougy. The E9boEing elaHBes
are nlissKably POOR. Theit conaliioa
appears 70 Be getting more and more
Wre4aAod. Debts and taxes ere piline
up and tFade b parAlyzed. AgEiealtuRe
d siAgmans and mining and mannfao-
saEes afs a . standafill, Wills iGnoEAnoe
and superstitiuR are rampant
Just now In both Chih and PeFa the
eholeea, which confinues 10 break out
spoFadieally, operates 70 disturb husl-
ness and stiae enterprise. 1he peo2ie
are "a Rreaa dread Of the disease and
are continnally beinR excited b. reports
Of its raTAGeg In ether quarters.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-14

Tia following chateFa we're reported
IN San Eranalseo on Friday, Aug. 11th;
For Cara, Unlted Kingdom, British bari
AIIonby, iron, 1s00 tons, and British
bark GaQ0busn, iEon, l0S8 tons ~ ols.
taken b. DFsabaeh 4 Reasnfeld fer
eoal, British bark Oelsaita, from De-
pariuEs Bay, and snip Gen. knox from
seattle.
Ths steam collier WHlamstle sailed
for San RrancisoO e 2 .. N. today. Her
earao consisted Of 500 tons ffankiin
coal, 2200 tons Seattle coal end aboui
50 .O0o feet Of lumbsE on deok.
TIA British iron bark bgdalmefe q
axueoted 70 arrive this svenlnR % tow
n che tuQ1 1hGaHttck. 6ha viii probably
disohaEgs heR entire cargo Of steel faill
~ this port. -
Poaz Townump, Aug. H-sailed-
British ship Gen .0ordoa, for ge'bournei
baFkentips q. @. WildeF. fer Honoiniu.
TATooaH, Ana. Ia baEk was toged
cat by ths taR RlAkaly - 8 .. m-i the
Geo. W. Elder paased out . p m'
Uoady; Rsntls s0athwesl Wind.
eAN fnANcEBoo, Aue. ia-AffiVed-
staameE OreRon, Portland.
aaiIsd-staazsss State Of California,
Portland; ship india1a, Port Fowneend,
0hiU Paimyfl, Port T0wnssnd; bArh
Chsa. b. Ksnnsdy. Port foWnsendi hArh
8arauAn. Ass0Eiai bark Emerald, PaRsi
aaur,d
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xrRovKkN POLITICS or Ilzss NTEAMHT 70
THn 0EnMANs Than THB PERSONAL
MovxMnET1 OF KMPKRo1 WILL
IAM ANp RMTNCE RxsMA1cE.
ICopyrSeAs ISE ~ tAs Isss Terk AssS-
ciaied Prrss.
Bats, AuR. IS.-With Prince Bis
marok's return from FAfktn, tha reports
uf TIE diplomatic circle. unbroksn foR
weeks, haa bosa szsoeeoed bY The e0z-
mosion. His coming eunfereacs With
Coanf kanalky, 81 kiaElnge1, s ex-
pactsd 10 lsad 70 nes dsveiOpnsnts in
he poliey Of the Austre- German ali
snos nauainst Russia Tha OvsxtnrG
usads 81 Raaia % have Oo1ut Sch0g
Valaa. Rnssian Ambassador a. Berlin,
eAks para IN tRs ounfsrsnee we're coldly
reeslvod and uere uot posAed. tnstsat
oe eanfsrFing With . RaMaan FspFessn-
sAsfVG Prince Biszarek, dnftng his stay
q KimihRsn. wii fsosivs - k1TSy 81
tha Italian @0esFnmena. and Vor
eahlAansf, ths Pr1szkAn Ainisoeg - ~
Vasiona. Il b said thaa he mesttnf
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coMPLArxTs aaOwTNs oUT OF FxzsoSAL
AIIKnrATIuN ExIwKEN AMMT
oTF1uKn8.
WAkKrxGTeN. AaR. A-LisatenAnt
General SheEidzn. Who has tust re-
turned 70 WsGhtngson. has nader eoa-
Eiasratton tha oAaERe8 prefeEfe4 Dy
Cslonsl w. ID. Whfpple. Assistant Ad-
iutant Gessrai. Stationed 81 Governors 9
laiAnd, n. T.. against Coionei W. W.
Burna, ASSISTANT OcmmissaRy 0snSRai
q S1hsiasenes. who u s1asic1ed e TIE
sane poaG Both oEhaers are on tAa
slaH q Major 0snaEal Ss6o9aad. 1ha
charges allagsd -eondact u1heeouaina